Random questions to which you seek an answer
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Because I have no discipline. Well actually, I just like things to look pretty. I put them where i like them….
Not that I asked, but that was something that's been bugging me too :).
Top row I'd expect
1)Items you're trying to move, (unless site-trackers show hot-spots lower on)
2)New items
3)Alphabetical orderSilly me for forgetting
4)Looks pretty to General Giles
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I understand. Your sense of aesthetic governs a products place on the site. The thing is, any of these objects look good no matter where they're placed so I would be inclined to abandon that approach for the following reasons:
when a user clicks on "shirts," and glances at the page without scrolling down, they don't necessarily see what's been added most recently. This may give them the impression that nothing new has been added. E-logic (for most people) dictates that the first thing one sees is the last thing added and it will be easier for them to move to the buying phase of the IHUK.com visit. If the user is smart and subscribes to updates for a release, this is not an issue, but a lot of"clothes people" are impulsive and won't do this.
Personally, won't matter to me since I know usually exactly what I want, but I think most people operate this way. New stuff on top is how people think.
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Can anyone run an auction on the site? I have an IH item which I think might be of interest to quite a few, which I am considering sending to auction.
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I'll get it up tomorrow, cheers Brooks
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Original gangsta. Doesn't really make sense but used as referring to like the first/prime version of something. The IHSH-20 could be said to be the OG heavyweight flannel
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If it's IH I don't see a problem with it
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Another vote for JAL. I only went from HK to Tokyo but enjoyed a whistle stop tour of Japanese beer while the flight lasted!!
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Leg room is a big selling point for me, being a lanky bastard.
I'm going at xmas/NY time, so the prices are through the roof (to be expected). JAL/Qantas are both about $1200 EACH WAY (Syd-Tokyo). Fark me! Jetstar is half that price, but I don't trust them for shit. My day job involves a lot of dealingwith the aviation industry and I know how many corners are cut by the budget airlines.
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If you can wait till Saturday I'll give you 1st hand on what it's like from SYD>JP (then onto SF). Qantas has never been bad long-haul, but it's never been amazing either. The extra leg room from JAL push it over the top. Recent reviews also show wifi on most flights (from today, funnily enough), and other 'modern' innovations that Qantas is yet to start on….
